The issue: college education
Talent is key
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Archive, Opinion
Stuff Eastern students like
Dr. Shane and Dr. Tony: Shane Claiborne and Tony Campolo are perhaps the best spokesmen for our University. For some students, Shane is the reason they found out about Eastern, for others he is the reason they found out about dreadlocks. Both hold speeches on Eastern’s campus at least once a year. When they do,
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Archive, Sports
Eagles fall in conference semifinals
A season of gained experience and growth came to an end for the Eastern Women’s Basketball team in their conference semifinal matchup against DeSales on February 16. DeSales built a lead early in the game, and the Eagles were never able to surmount it, falling by a score of 67-52. The good news for the
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A&E, Archive
The contemplative, the mundane, and the unsexy side of justice
The Philadelphia Convention Center recently hosted over 150 non-profit organizations, who set up shop in an exhibition hall alongside and as a part of The Justice Conference. These organizations represent people who are acting hands-on and doing redemptive work toward justice in some of the world’s messiest places. For the young and eager activist, this
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Archive, Sports
From goalie mask to coaching staff
Last season, the men’s lacrosse team knew Dave Hoger as a friend and fellow teammate, and this year they can add coach to the list. Hoger was offered an assistant coach position with the men’s lacrosse team (EUML) recently after graduating from Eastern University in May 2012. “It has been a pleasure having Dave both
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Archive
Full-time faculty increase course load
Eastern professors will teach an additional course
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A&E, Archive
Fresh scents since 1829
Philadelphia flower show prepares for yearly event
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Archive, News & Features
USPS eliminates Saturday mail
After years of debate about ways to properly cut costs for the U.S. Postal Service, an unlikely proposal was finally passed: Saturday mail service delivery will be ending in August of 2013. In order for the economic stabilization of the U.S. Postal Service, it is an “absolutely necessary” move forward, according to Patrick R. Donahoe,
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HEAVY and LIGHT breaks addiction stigma
Philadelphia’s Theater of Living Arts welcomed the HEAVY AND LIGHT tour to its stage on February 12. The tour, which was sponsored by the organization To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA), visited 16 cities across the nation during January and February, ending in Orlando, Florida on the 18th. TWLOHA is a non-profit organization founded
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